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Selective defenders of free expression
Glenn Greenwald
Safeguarding anti-Muslim expression while suppressing and censoring anti-Christian expression.
Season of the ARM reset
Andrew Leonard
In autumn, the leaves will change colors and the subprime mortgage payments will spike
How secure are you?
Camille Paglia
Petraeus' empty words and the real terror threat. Plus: Larry Craig's libidinal misstep is grounded in modern male sexuality.
Women are the new men on TV
Rebecca Traister
Broads are the cops and lawyers and masters of the business universe on the new shows. So what happened to the men?
Pavarotti wept for us
Garrison Keillor
The great tenor sang about tragedy and despair and glory. Only the exquisite pain of being a dad has given me the urge to plant my feet and sob in Italian.
Hagel: “Where is this going?”
Salon Staff
Maverick Republican Sen. Chuck Hagel asks some tough questions of Gen. Petraeus during Tuesday's hearing about the war in Iraq.
A Petraeus alternative?
Tim Grieve
A Pentagon working group is reportedly considering a much more dramatic withdrawal from Iraq.
The real lessons of 9/11
Gary Kamiya
The attacks exposed grave weaknesses in our nation's defenses, our national institutions and ultimately our national character.
Covering the coverage: Conservative blogs on the Petraeus/Crocker hearing
Alex Koppelman
Watching the hearings today, conservative blogs focused mainly on perceived misdeeds by liberals, not on the actual testimony.
Brand Petraeus, by the numbers
Tom Engelhardt
As the general goes before Congress to report on the state of the surge in Iraq, a look at the story the statistics really tell.
A one-day guide to war supporters and their enablers
Glenn Greenwald
Today's war-perpetuating behavior from Mike O'Hanlon, Joe Lieberman, John McCain and David Ignatius is an excellent guide for what has happened over the last six years.
Don’t believe the surge hype
Joe Conason
The Petraeus road show will roll into Washington with dubious claims that troop increases have reduced violence.
“Engleby”
Laura Miller
The narrator of Sebastian Faulks' enthralling new novel is a witty, unreliable oddball -- but is he a murderer?
“3:10 to Yuma”
Stephanie Zacharek
Russell Crowe and Christian Bale slide into this western remake like it was a favorite pair of chaps.
What you missed while watching “Rescue Me”
Michael Scherer
Salon watches another GOP debate so you don't have to: Fox News men get plucky! Dems take heat for Larry Craig! McCain surges at Romney! And much more.
More fun with subprime and credit cards
Andrew Leonard
Credit card delinquencies are up and bankruptcy protections are down. Happy days for usurers!
Bush knew Saddam had no weapons of mass destruction
Sidney Blumenthal
Salon exclusive: Two former CIA officers say the president squelched top-secret intelligence, and a briefing by George Tenet, months before invading Iraq.
Barbie’s home ruled a toxic site
Katharine Mieszkowski
Lead-tainted toys continue to be recalled. But toy makers and China don't deserve all the blame. U.S. regulators have been napping.
Beyond the Multiplex
Andrew O'Hehir
Gandolfini sings! Sarandon dances! John Turturro's musical "Romance & Cigarettes" is the most original movie you won't see this year. Plus: Moonwalks, gay Israelis and more.
Jesus is my dorm advisor
Elizabeth Svoboda
Patrick Henry College grooms fundamentalist kids to be America's future leaders. A new book looks at how these elite students cope with the pressure to bridge secular and religious worlds.
Arthur Waldron responds to HTWW
Andrew Leonard
A note from the China expert who broke the story, in the English-language press, that Lu Xun's works are being censored in Chinese high school textbooks
TriXie says “Play nice”
Catherine Price
An online community called GamerchiX attempts to create a friendlier environment for female online gamers.
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